‘Personally I want to see Younis playing in Australia...I don’t think his career is over by any stretch of imagination.’
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Gayle hopes to play first Test after visit to sick mum
The West Indian captain is set to fly back to Australia on Monday, and may make lead the side on Thursday. -
Karachi Whites make promising start against SNGPL
Opener Naved hit 86, Afsar 59 and Atif made 55 as Karachi Whites reached 314-7 on the first day. -
PCB chief denies ruling out Shoaib’s comeback
‘It is not fair that such statements are attributed to me. I never said anything like this,’ said Ijaz Butt. -
Massive irregularities committed in PCB: auditors
Board officials installed by Musharaf were involved in massive misconduct which cost millions in losses, PAC told. -
PCB has not received IPL invitation letters: Bari
‘As far as I am concerned not a single player, who is interested in the IPL gave me an invitation letter of the IPL.’
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McCullum shines as New Zealand draw level
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Pakistan rout New Zealand in T20
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Shoaib’s comeback unlikely: Ijaz
‘He is already 34 and, with a history of fitness problems, is unlikely to make a comeback.’ -
Aleem backs umpire decision review system
‘I think it will help reduce the chances of mistakes on the field,’ says the top umpire. -
Pakistan batting may struggle in NZ: Basit
‘The conditions will make the ball seam and swing to which the batsmen are vulnerable.’ -
Home of cricket may be renamed: report
The redevelopment of Lord’s could lead to selling its naming rights to a sponsor. -
Lee to rest his elbow, contemplate future
‘If I don’t play cricket again I can walk away knowing I’ve given it my best.’
WEATHER - PAKISTAN
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South Africa bounced back from defeat, beating England by 84 runs in a Twenty20 international match in Pretoria.
The incident happened following an unauthorised drinking session during the New Zealand A tour of India in August.
EMPTY STANDS
The stadium celebrates its 50 years as the home of Pakistan cricket devoid of any international action.
WOMEN'S CRICKET CASE
‘The PCB in 2003 started its women’s wing against its constitutional provisions,’ claims the PWCCA.
AUDIT REPORT
Tauqir Zia, Shaharyar Khan and Dr Nasim Ashraf are found involved in irregular expenditures worth millions of rupees.
BACK IN BUSINESS
‘Yes the PCB has given us NOCs for the IPL and hopefully this time we will be able to take part in the league in India.’
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